Publicity Photos

Columbia Records advertisement for Johnny’s 1970 album, The Johnny Cash Show, recorded at the Grand Ole Opry.

Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash take part in the 1996 Billy Graham Christmas Special.

“When Dad joined to make music with Wilie, Kris and Waylon, the result was magic. What made this possible was the fact they were naturally at ease with each other. Nothing was ever forced. They were as close as brothers.” – John Carter Cash

Don Law and Goddard Lieberson use a photo opportunity to present Johnny Cash with a plaque from the Recording Industry Association of America. If you look closely, the plaque is actually for Barbra Streisand.

Johnny Cash photo shoot for his album From Sea To Shining Sea in 1967.

Columbia Records advertisement promoting Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash’s 1976 single, “Old Time Feeling.”

Columbia Records advertisement promoting Johnny Cash’s 1974 album, The Junkie And The Juicehead Minus Me.

Columbia Records advertisement promoting Johnny Cash’s single, “Man In Black.”

Columbia Records letter between Bob Johnston and John Lemmermeyer in February 1968 about plans for the release of Johnny Cash’s album, At Folsom Prison, later that year.

Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison advertisement in Cashbox magazine in May 1968.

Columbia Records advertisement promoting Johnny Cash’s 1975 album, Look At Them Beans, and June Carter Cash’s album, Appalachian Pride.

Columbia Records advertisement promoting Johnny Cash’s soundtrack for The Gospel Road.

Columbia Records advertisement promoting Johnny Cash’s single, “Texas – 1947,” from his 1975 album Look At Them Beans. The album cover features five-year-old John Carter Cash with his Dad.

“I got so excited writing the songs in this album that you’d think I just started in the music business.” – Johnny Cash

Columbia Records advertisement promoting Johnny Cash’s single, “One Piece At A Time” from the 1976 album of the same name.

Columbia Records advertisement promoting Johnny Cash’s single, “Look At Them Beans.”

Original Columbia Records advertisement for the soundtrack to the 1970 film, I Walk The Line. The single “Flesh And Blood” would reach #1 on the country chart.

Columbia Records press release about the 1958 album, The Fabulous Johnny Cash.

Columbia Records 1978 Johnny Cash biography to promote the compilation Greatest Hits, Volume 3.

Courtesy of Rock Paper Photo.

Photo from House of Cash by John Carter Cash. Other photos from this day appear in the artwork for Johnny Cash’s live album, Strawberry Cake.

Photo from ‘House of Cash’ by John Carter Cash.

Photo from House of Cash by John Carter Cash.